Some areas enjoy plentiful snowpack while other areas reach record-low levels
This winter’s snow pack remains a story of two different tales across the region.
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Human-wildlife interactions remain low this winter
Winter conditions bring out many wildlife to town seeking better living conditions, but that has not been the case for this particular winter.
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AmeriHealth clinics consent to $2 million judgment to resolve healthcare fraud allegations
The owners of several medical clinics in eastern Idaho have agreed to pay $2 million to settle charges they violated the false claims act.
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Semi hits, damages snow plow
ITD said it will be down for up to two weeks to be repaired.
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Governor Little visits Highland High School
Governor Brad Little will be in Pocatello Wednesday afternoon.
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Idaho traffic deaths reached 20 year high in 2023
You have to look all the way back to 2003, when 293 were killed, to find a deadlier year.
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Mayor Casper delivers State of the City address
Mayor Rebecca Casper is giving the annual State of the City address Wednesday at the Holiday Inn & Suites on South Fork Boulevard in Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Community Foundation grants more than $14k through Bistline Foundation Fund
More than $14,000 will go to Bingham County organizations.
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Sponsors, exhibitors and volunteers wanted for 2024 Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair
The Portneuf Valley Environmental Fair will take place on April 27 at Lookout Point in Pocatello.
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ISDA looks to award $5 million to strengthen food supply chain infrastructure
Grants will fund projects that enhance markets for producers and improve transportation of Idaho food products to local or regional markets.
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Man accused of murdering his girlfriend may have lived with her body for weeks
Bonneville County Prosecuting Attorney Randy Neal has filed a criminal complaint against a 34-year-old Moscow man.
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Identifying the signs of Frostbite
Frostbite can happen within minutes when a person is exposed to extreme cold weather.
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3 things to know this morning – January 17, 2024
Here’s what you should know to start your Wednesday.
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Texas Roadhouse thanks the community for their support after fire
Tuesday marks eight days since a fire in the attic of Texas Roadhouse temporarily closed the restaurant.
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Coroner identifies deceased following Bannock County shooting, more details released
The Bannock County Coroner’s Office has confirmed the identity of the deceased following the shooting on Monday in Bannock County.
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Winter is the most important time to wash your car
“About two and a half times per month should maintain your car in a very healthy condition year round.”
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Shelley snow proclamation lifted
Effective Tuesday at 2:00 p.m., the City of Shelley snow proclamation has been lifted.
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Idaho gas prices now below national average
According to AAA, the average price for a gallon of regular in the Gem State is $3.04, which is seven cents less than a week ago, 32 cents less than a month ago and 33 cents less than a year ago.
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“The crisis at our nation’s southern border is getting worse, not better”
Congressman Mike Simpson is setting goals.
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Information meeting taking place on Wednesday on Pocatello’s Historic Triangle Neighborhood
On Wednesday, Jan. 17, the City of Pocatello is inviting historians, residents, and the general public to an informational meeting regarding a project to document the Historic Triangle Neighborhood.
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Wyoming Secretary of State reaches settlement with Robinhood for failing investors
The settlement results in Robinhood paying $200,000 to the Wyoming Secretary of State, to be deposited in the Public School Fund pursuant to the Wyoming Constitution.
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2024 State of the Judiciary Address set Wednesday
Idaho Supreme Court Chief Justice G. Richard Bevan will deliver his annual State of the Judiciary address to both chambers of the Idaho Legislature Wednesday, Jan. 17.
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Seeing a show in Eastern Idaho? Don’t fall prey to third party scalpers
If you’re looking to see a stage play or traveling broadway show in Idaho Falls – buyer beware.
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I-15 semi rollover
Interstate 15 is running smoother Tuesday morning after crews got a semi back on it’s wheels.
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Investigation into Pocatello house fire
Firefighters in Pocatello are searching for answers after a house went up in flames Monday night.
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Idaho Falls School District superintendent explains why budget cuts are needed
Budget cuts are ahead this coming school year for the Idaho Falls School District 91.
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UPDATE: School Closures and Delays for Tuesday, Jan 16th
Several schools are closed today due to extreme weather.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Tuesday.
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Bill to keep library’s “harmful materials” out of children’s view passes House committee
A bill has passed a House committee to stop libraries from promoting, giving or allowing a book with harmful material to be made available for children.
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Portneuf Medical surgeon performs 1,000 robotic surgery
Portneuf Medical Center announced Drew McRoberts has achieved a milestone of 1,000 robotic surgeries.
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Fremont County School District 215 announces new superintendent
Fremont County School District 215 will have a new superintendent.
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Idaho caucuses are coming up – Do you know when your party meets?
A change is in the air for Idaho politics.
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Prior files motion to withdraw from Daybell case
Chad Daybell may need a new team to represent him during his murder trial.
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Gordon urges continued investment in education and workforce development through WIP initiative
The WIP initiative is a collaboration to align education and workforce development to help drive Wyoming’s economy and to help address the workforce shortage many businesses are facing.
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Gas prices down 6 cents
Average gasoline prices in Idaho have fallen 6.6 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.02/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 802 stations in Idaho.
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Introductory meeting to become an Idaho Master Naturalist scheduled in Pocatello
Make a difference through this volunteer program.
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Pacific Northwest kids encouraged to enter radon poster contest
Kids ages 9 to 14 living in Idaho, Oregon and Washington can participate in the poster contest.
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Insomnia is a common health concern – One local woman shares her story
Insomnia is a disorder many are familiar with but may not understand its severity.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Monday.
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Skier dead after buried by avalanche
A skier is dead after getting buried by an avalanche in Teton County, Wyoming on Sunday.
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Idaho Falls Chamber implements new system to promote business growth
The Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce is using a new system to support local businesses.
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Annual Wild West WinterFest held in Island Park
“Every place in town has something going.”
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Stomp Out Hunger Campaign supported Idahoans facing food insecurity
his year, Stomp Out Hunger raised $71,000 which is enough to provide food for up to 213,000 meals.
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Don’t let radon threaten your home
can be ordered online from the department and are free while supplies last.
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CEI enrollment jumps 14.4% for Spring 2024
College of Eastern Idaho (CEI) reports a 14.4% increase in credit student enrollment for the 2024 spring semester following the first week of classes.
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Central Idaho Resource Advisory Committee calls for proposals
You can submit project proposals now until the deadline on Feb. 29, 2024.
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Police investigate death in Bonneville County
Deputies are currently investigating the circumstances with the assistance of the Bonneville County Coroner.
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Wuttunee-Wadsworth retires as Donzia Gift Shop manager
After 12 years of service to the Shoshone-Bannock Tribal Enterprise, Bonnie Wuttunee-Wadsworth announced her retirement as the Donzia Gift Shop manager.
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New director welcomed at Idaho Falls Regional Airport
an Turner will become the new director of the Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) after receiving an appointment from Mayor Rebecca Casper.
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DHR administrator named
Governor Brad Little appointed Janelle White to serve as the administrator of the Division of Human Resources (DHR).
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Informational meeting set regarding project to document Historic Triangle Neighborhood
This project will include the collection of historical information and images as well as oral histories and interviews of those who lived in or have been associated with the Triangle Neighborhood.
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Man found in motorhome arrested for murder
Idaho Falls Police said Saturday morning they have arrested a man who is connected to murder in Montana.
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Winter weather forces road closures across the state
Blizzard conditions across much of the state has caused the Idaho Transportation Department to close several routes.
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Idaho gas prices catch up to national average
Both are currently at $3.07 per gallon, with the Gem State just a third of a penny more expensive.
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District 91 budget cuts on the way
Budget cuts are on the way for Idaho Falls School District 91.
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Prepare for the potential of frozen waterlines
Due to colder temperatures on the horizon in the coming days, the Idaho Falls Water Division reminds property owners and tenants to prepare for the potential of frozen waterlines.
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Mayor’s Choice Awards: Why 6 community members were highlighted at city council
Thursday was a big day at the Idaho Falls City Hall.
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U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit releases PSA to raise awareness for Human Trafficking Prevention month
On Thursday, U.S. Attorney Josh Hurwit, released a public service announcement, available here, in recognition of National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
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New wildlife photography exhibit comes to Idaho Falls
“We are excited because…it really highlights the beautiful place that we live.”
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BLM seeks public input on recreation grant applications for the Pocatello area
The Bureau of Land Management Pocatello Field Office seeks public feedback on two proposed grant requests to the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation.
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Childcare owner sentenced for battery charge
A former owner of a child daycare center will serve probation for a battery charge.
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The investigation continues into a shooting in Chubbuck.
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Fentanyl and cocaine trafficker sentenced to nearly 12 years
A 34-year-old Idaho Falls man was sentenced to nearly 12 years in federal prison for possession with intent to distribute fentanyl and cocaine.
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All residents, pets evacuated with no injuries from apartment complex fire
Fire investigators are on scene trying to determine cause.
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Pocatello employees donate $23,000 during United Way giving campaign
City of Pocatello employees have pledged $23,054 to United Way of Southeastern Idaho to help community members in need.
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New weather warnings
Blizzard conditions continue with 35 mph and more wind through 5pm today. We have temperatures dropping through the morning as we’ve hit our highs already in the mid 20’s early. Afternoon temperatures will only be in the mid teens with continuing WSW winds along the front. Some clearing from the northerly flow we’re receiving and
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Wyo. Senator Lummis endorses Trump for president
U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) released the following statement Friday announcing her endorsement in the 2024 Presidential Election.
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Risch names Collet’s Pub as January Small Business of the Month
Collet’s Pub will be recognized for its contribution to the eastern Idaho community in the Congressional Record of the U.S. Senate.
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Avalanche watches and warnings in effect
This week’s snowstorms have increased the risk of avalanches across eastern Idaho and western Wyoming.
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Security guard falsely accused of being police imposter
A local security guard is dealing with death threats after someone on Facebook falsely accused him of being the police impersonator in Pocatello.
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Fourth ITD snow plow hit
Another warning to slow down on the wintry roads has been issued after the fourth snow plow was hit this year for the Idaho Transportation Department.
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Idaho Falls City Council agenda items to look out for Thursday
Mayor Rebecca Casper will present her Mayor’s Choice Awards Thursday.
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DoorDash activates severe weather protocol in Idaho
DoorDash has activated its severe weather protocol and suspended operations across parts of Idaho.
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Idaho Falls snow removal parking restrictions lifted
All parking restrictions are lifted, effective immediately.
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2 men arrested for sexual exploitation of child
Attorney General Raúl Labrador has announced investigators with his Idaho Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit arrested two men in Idaho in unrelated cases on Wednesday.
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US 189/191 through Hoback Canyon to close Friday
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has scheduled a closure of US 191/189 through Hoback Canyon for Friday, Jan. 12, 2024 at 9:00 a.m. for avalanche mitigation.
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How to have a successful ‘Dry January’
After a holiday season filled with parties and alcohol for some, many Americans are wanting to cleanse their body and participate in Dry January – A campaign to avoid alcohol consumption for the entire month.
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North outdoor ice rink in Tautphaus Park now open
The north outdoor ice rink in Tautphaus Park is now open.
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Protect your pets this winter
Pets can have trouble staying healthy and happy as they are sometimes limited in their activity, as it is often too cold for most indoor pets.
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Teton Pass to close Friday for avalanche control
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has scheduled a closure of Teton Pass for Friday, Jan. 12 at 3:00 a.m. for avalanche control.
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Idaho businesses warned of scam mailings and ads
“We must look out for small businesses and hold scam artists accountable.”
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Idaho Falls Zone A snow removal Thursday
Idaho Falls snow removal crews are preparing to plow Zone A east and west streets Thursday, Jan. 11, beginning at 8 a.m.
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Winter recreation begins on park roads in Grand Teton Friday
Opportunities for over-snow winter recreation will be available beginning Friday, Jan. 12, on Teton Park, Signal Mountain Summit and Moose-Wilson roads in Grand Teton National Park.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Thursday.
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Update on Police Impersonator
CHUBBUCK, Idaho (KIFI) – Press Release from Chubbuck Police Department: Through a detailed investigation, the Chubbuck Police Department has been able to confirm that the initial report our agency received, alleging that a police impersonator had pulled over a citizen and placed him in handcuffs, was untrue. 22 year old Micah Naumu has been charged,
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Idaho Secretary of State launches new campaign finance reporting system
The new system, called Sunshine, is a user-friendly platform designed to bring transparency, accessibility and accountability to campaign finance in Idaho.
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Coroner identifies man who died in Inkom house fire
The incident remains under investigation by the Bannock County Sheriff’s Office.
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Pay It Forward: Champ’s Heart
A horse riding program that creates smiles from children and veterans of all ages as they battle health struggles.
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Christopher Tapp’s death is being investigated as a homicide
On November 22, 2023, LVMPD Homicide was made aware of a suspicious death that occurred October 29, 2023, in the 3000 block of South Las Vegas Boulevard.
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Shoshone-Bannock Tribal Government offices closed early Wednesday due to severe weather
All Tribal Government offices including the Solid Waste Transfer Stations will be closed the remainder of the day.
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Winter has finally arrived, how does Rexburg answer the call of snow?
The City of Rexburg, much like the city of Idaho Falls, answers the call for plowing roads when two inches of snow accumulates on the ground.
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Avalanche warning issued, backcountry travelers warned to stay off of steep slopes
Take note, snowmobile enthusiasts.
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“Chicago, the Musical” postponed due to weather
Due to adverse weather and travel conditions, the performance of “Chicago, the Musical” scheduled for Wednesday at the Frontier Center has been postponed.
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Snow plowing around Jackson
The Town of Jackson says you can expect streets on the map below to be plowed within 24-hours of snowstorms.
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Changes to Idaho code language proposed
Changes in terminology for words like fetus and still born could be coming to Idaho codes.
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Wednesday’s airport master plan open house postponed due to winter weather
With the ongoing winter storm, the Idaho Falls Regional Airport has decided out of an abundance of caution to postpone Wednesday night’s master plan open house.
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Idaho Sled Dog Challenge still a go despite low snowfall
Despite sled dog races canceling this winter from Minnesota to Oregon, the Idaho Sled Dog Challenge is still a go for later this month.
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WDE seeks public comment on Perkins V Wyoming State Plan
Public comment is open until Feb. 8.
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Labor’s TAA program helps laid-off workers segue to employment opportunities
Employee layoffs are common when a U.S. company offshores some of its production or is sold to an international firm that does similar work in a foreign country.
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Here’s what you should know to start your Wednesday.
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